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Founded in Cleveland in 1970 by two brothers and their cousin, Aladdins' Baking Co. makes pita bread and serves Mediterranean food from its bakery and sandwich shop. An uncle taught the founders the craft of pita baking, and the family-founded business has since become a Cleveland landmark known for its pita, made-to-order sandwiches, and imported Mediterranean goods. It also prepares catering for gatherings and special events.
Founded by an interdisciplinary team of Thomas Jefferson University medical and industrial design students, ALAFLEX Design is developing an ergonomic axillary bandaging system for people with Hidradenitis Suppurativa and related wounds. The startup emerged from the 2017 JeffSolves MedTECH accelerator, where its founders combined patient-care insight, materials research, and human-centered design to create a three-dimensional dressing for the underarm. Its prototype, which has a patent filed and pending, debuted at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia in 2017.
Family-owned since 1961, Alan Kunsman Roofing & Siding provides residential and commercial roofing along with related exterior work throughout Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley. The company has grown from two employees and a pickup truck to more than 65 staff members, while retaining an in-house sheet-metal shop that has fabricated architectural and structural trims since 1995. Its manufacturer-trained crews also handle siding, masonry, maintenance, and restoration work.
Founded by Richard Bluestone in 1992, women-operated small business ALAN Manufacturing has built its name on U.S.-made HVAC components and custom work from its Wooster facility. With more than 25 years of industry experience and an 85,000-square-foot operation, the company serves residential and commercial customers throughout North America, using in-house tooling when a standard design will not do.
For more than 40 years, Alarm Lock Systems has made electronic access and egress locks for commercial doors, with its Trilogy line serving as the brand’s signature product for locksmiths and security professionals. A division of NAPCO Security Technologies, Alarm Lock engineers and manufactures its products in New York and the Caribbean, and now operates within NAPCO Access alongside Marks USA and Napco Access Pro to provide integrated locking and access-control solutions.
Based in Westbury, New York, Alaska Spring Pharmaceuticals is a U.S. supplement manufacturer serving brands that need a product developed and brought to market under their own label. Its 60,000-square-foot facility operates as an FDA-registered, GMP-certified production site, with quality documentation and third-party testing available to customers.
AlaskOmega produces omega-3 and omega-7 concentrates and natural fish oils from wild Alaska Pollock, carrying the oil from the Bering Sea to refining in its family-owned and operated GMP facility in Coshocton, Ohio. The brand is part of Wiley Companies, a custom chemicals and food ingredients manufacturer established in 1981, and is built around rapid processing for notably fresh oil. Its ingredients are MSC-certified, while the Ohio facility is FSSC 22000 certified.
Led by John Curtin of Albany Distilling Company, ALB Vodka makes grain-to-glass vodka in Albany, New York. Its 100% American corn spirit is distilled six times, filtered through charcoal four times, and made with locally sourced water from a limestone-bed reservoir. The small team has been crafting vodka for more than a decade, producing a gluten-free spirit designed to work equally well in cocktails or over ice.
Established in 1973, Alba Manufacturing engineers and builds heavy-duty pallet-handling conveyor systems at its Fairfield, Ohio manufacturing facility. The company began as a custom-build design shop and now pairs pre-engineered building blocks with custom solutions for demanding industrial applications. Alba sells through a select North American partner network and backs its conveyor products with a two-year manufacturer’s warranty.
In Queens, Alba WoodWorking Inc builds custom millwork for residential and commercial spaces, turning individual designs into cabinetry, furniture, architectural details and other fitted woodwork. Its portfolio is especially centered on made-to-measure interior work, including kitchen cabinetry, closets and radiator covers, alongside custom pieces such as hardwood dressers. The company emphasizes handcrafted construction, precision detailing and materials selected for each project.
Albany Envelope is an Albany, New York full-service commercial printer that grew beyond its name to produce business print materials and manage projects from design through mailing. Its capabilities include traditional letterpress alongside digital printing, custom work, bindery and finishing, and in-house postal presorting and CASS-certified mailing support. The company serves both small businesses and manufacturers, producing recurring operational materials as well as marketing pieces.
Founded in 1895, Albany International develops and manufactures engineered components through two distinct businesses: custom machine-clothing fabrics and process belts for papermaking, and advanced composite structures for demanding aerospace and defense applications. Headquartered in New Hampshire, the company operates a global network of facilities and employs roughly 5,600 people, with a history that spans 130 years of materials-science innovation. Its Albany Engineered Composites segment maintains nine facilities in four countries, while Machine Clothing operates Albany and Heimbach facilities alongside sales offices in 22 countries.
Albany Print, Inc. is a commercial print shop serving Albany and the wider Capital Area through an online, file-upload ordering model rather than a walk-in counter. It is known for fast service and free local delivery, producing materials for businesses and professional offices.
Known locally as Albany Valve & Fitting Co., Inc., the company serves as the exclusive Swagelok sales and service center for Eastern New York and Western New England. It helps industrial and high-purity customers keep fluid systems working through technical support and custom assemblies, with operations in Clifton Park and Wallingford. Its quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 1956, Lisbon’s family-owned ALBCO Foundry and Machine makes non-ferrous castings and machined components for OEM and aftermarket parts. The company operates two foundries under one roof and became one of the first U.S. pioneers of zinc-aluminum graphite permanent molding in 1977, alongside its long-standing sand-casting work. Third-generation owner Joe Staffeld leads a team that also builds and maintains tooling in-house, with ISO 9001:2015 registration supporting its production work.
With more than a century of history, Albemarle Corporation is a Charlotte-headquartered resource company known for developing materials that support modern industry. Its approximately 7,800 employees serve customers in about 70 countries, with the company’s work extending from resource extraction through processing for applications such as mobility and energy.
Founded in 2015 by former U.S. Marine Corps Colonel and test pilot John Albers, Albers Aerospace manufactures aerospace and defense components and delivers integrated aircraft, engineering, and warfighter-focused technology solutions. The Dallas-area company has grown from a solo operation into an 80-person team and now operates 400,000 square feet of manufacturing space, pairing vertically integrated production with aircraft integration and an innovation platform. Albers maintains AS9100D, ISO 9001, NADCAP, and CMMC 2.0 certifications and operates in compliance with ITAR regulations.
Albers Aerospace grew from founder John Albers’s 2015 post–Marine Corps service venture into a Dallas-area aerospace and defense company serving the warfighter. Its 400,000-square-foot manufacturing operation supports mission-critical work for defense and commercial aerospace customers, while its innovation efforts focus on practical technologies for demanding military environments. The company holds AS9100D, ISO 9001, and NADCAP certifications and operates under ITAR compliance.
In business since 1962, Albert Screenprint Inc. is a Norton, Ohio manufacturer known for taking projects from concept through completion under one roof. Its 135,000-square-foot manufacturing operation and 33,000-square-foot warehouse support direct production and fulfillment for customers managing promotional and display needs.
Albert Woodworking is a one-person furniture studio where Albert DiBartolomeo has spent more than 30 years shaping wood into distinctive tables, cabinets, benches, and other furnishings. His work draws on Shaker practicality and the influence of makers such as Wharton Esherick, James Krenov, and George Nakashima, while his unusual double life as a university English teacher and professional woodworker gives the shop a distinctly individual character. He works from a garage and basement studio, handling everything from joinery through finishing himself.